23/06/2026
๐ฆFrom 1 July 2026, Payday Super will change how businesses manage super payments and payroll compliance.
During the first year of the reform, the ATO will apply a risk-based compliance approach depending on how consistently super is paid within 7 business days of payday.
Businesses will generally fall into three risk zones:
๐ข Low Risk โ compliant or promptly rectifying issues
๐ Medium Risk โ transitioning but inconsistent
๐ด High Risk โ ongoing late payments or unresolved shortfalls
Businesses with delayed payments, unresolved shortfalls, or payroll processes that are not properly aligned are more likely to attract ATO attention.
Thatโs why now is the time to review:
- Payroll systems
- Super payment processes
- Cash flow capacity
- STP reporting
- Payroll governance and workflows
For many businesses, Payday Super will impact payroll, cash flow, reporting obligations, and day-to-day operations. Planning ahead before 1 July 2026 will be critical.
Are your payroll systems and super processes ready for Payday Super?
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